Admissions
Entry requirements, non-discrimination policies, and the application process for law programmes at CLET-accredited institutions.
Admission to Law Programmes
The Council regulates student admissions across all accredited institutions in Ghana, ensuring merit-based access, standardized entry qualifications, and strict adherence to inclusive and non-discriminatory policies.
Entry Requirements
Minimum academic qualifications and entry standards set by CLET for admission to Bachelor of Laws and Law Practice Training programmes.
Non-Discrimination
CLET's non-discrimination mandate requires accredited institutions to provide equal opportunity in admission regardless of race, gender, disability, or other protected characteristics.
Persons with Disability
Special admission measures and infrastructure requirements to increase representation of persons with disability in the legal community.
Ready to Apply?
Applications to law programmes are submitted directly through the accredited institution or the CLET Unified Legal Education portal. Ensure you meet the entry requirements before applying.